966. Polyfluoroarenes. Part V. Pentafluorophenylhydrazine and the pentafluorophenyl radical
J. M. Birchall, R. N. Haszeldine and A. R. Parkinson, J. Chem. Soc., 1962, 4966 DOI: 10.1039/JR9620004966
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Note On Variations in the Release of Nauplii of Balanus Balanoides With Special Reference To the Spring Diatom Outburst
NOTE ON VARIATIONS IN THE RELEASE OF NAUPLII OF BALANUS BALANOIDES WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO THE SPRING DIATOM OUTBURST BY H. BARNES The Marine Station, Millport, Scotland Balanus balanoides ( L. ) is well known to retain its embryos in the mantle cavity of the parent long after viable nauplii can be hatched from the…
Anhysteretic remanent magnetization in small steady fields
The phenomenon called anhysteretic remanent magnetization, ARM, has been known for a long time, but it has received relatively little attention. A knowledge of this type of magnetization is required in proper application of alternating field demagnetization techniques to rock magnetism problems. Over a wide range of l…
Differential thermal analysis. A review
R. C. Mackenzie and B. D. Mitchell, Analyst, 1962, 87, 420 DOI: 10.1039/AN9628700420
Accurate evaluation of partial molar properties
F. Franks and H. H. Johnson, Trans. Faraday Soc., 1962, 58, 656 DOI: 10.1039/TF9625800656
Acid strengths of the hydrates of formaldehyde, acetaldehyde and chloral
R. P. Bell and D. P. Onwood, Trans. Faraday Soc., 1962, 58, 1557 DOI: 10.1039/TF9625801557
Transition Radiation from Metal Films
lt is shown that R. A. Ferrell's calculation of a peak of Rev. lll: l214 (1958)), while valid, can also be obtained from a calculation of transition radiation (V. P. 8ilin and E. P. Fetisov, Phys. Rev. Letters 7of 374 (196l)). (L.N.N.)
Grain Growth in Sintered Uranium Dioxide: II, Columnar Grain Growth
Evidence is presented which shows that columnar grains can be induced to grow in high‐density sintered uranium dioxide specimens by applying a steep temperature gradient at temperatures above 1700°C but below the melting point of 2800°C. Columnar growth apparently is a result of the migration of large transverse voids…
Electrode Potentials and Thermal Decomposition of Alpha- and Beta-PbO[sub 2]
Electrode potentials of were measured in solutions containing fixed amounts of ions or ions, as a function of p H. Oxygen overvoltage and ease of electrochemical reduction are correlated with anion adsorption and true surface area of the two oxide modifications. A method for synthesis of by chemical means is described…
Environmental stress cracking of polyethylene
Abstract The stress cracking of polyethylene was studied under various experimental conditions, and the importance of the effect of both crystallinity and molecular weight of the polymer was established. Many of the variables were investigated, such as the thermal pretreatment of the sample, temperature of the sample,…
The Characteristic Electron Energy Loss Spectra of Some Alkali Halides
The characteristic electron energy loss spectra of the alkali halides LiF, LiCl, NaF, NaCl, NaBr, NaI, KF, KCl, KBr, KI, RbCl, CsBr and CsI, were measured using primary energies of 800 eV and 1500 eV. In each spectrum a peak due to the excitation of the valence electron plasma oscillation is observed. There is good ag…
Point defects in gold
Abstract Thin foils of pure gold (99,999%) were quenched into water from 700 to 1000 °C. Also foils of various purities (impurity concentrations up to 0.2 atomic percent Cu) are cold‐rolled at temperatures below −40 °C, and the recovery of the electrical resistivity studied between −40 °C and + 300 °C. Fast quenches f…
Reactions of Gallium with Quartz and with Water Vapor, with Implications in the Synthesis of Gallium Arsenide
The reaction of gallium with quartz to produce gallium suboxide, , and silicon is shown by equilibrium calculations to be a mechanism by which gallium arsenide can become contaminated with silicon, and possibly oxygen, when synthesized in quartz systems. The contamination of gallium arsenide with silicon by this react…
Controlled Etching of Silicon in the HF-HNO[sub 3] System
Some of the important factors that affect the degree of reproducibility of desired dimensions, flatness, and surface finish of chemically etched silicon have been investigated. The etching rate of single crystal silicon in hydrofluoric and nitric acids was studied as a function of the ratio of the concentrated acids,…
Production and Properties of Spray-Dried Whole Milk Foam
Summary Droplets of concentrated whole milk foam have been dried in a standard spray dryer. This has been done by incorporating nitrogen gas into the concentrate at high pressure prior to atomization. The resultant powder has excellent dispersibility properties and can be produced at rates in excess of those obtained…
Electron-Microscopic Observations of the Structure of Electroplated Nickel
Nickel electrodeposits, of various thicknesses, were prepared from Watts' baths containing several addition agents to study the development of the surface structure. By electron‐microscopic examinations of replicas, thin films, and electrolytically thinned bulk metal the reasons for the formation of several structural…
278. Amphiboles. Part I. The oxidation of crocidolite
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Kinetics and Mechanism of Nickel-Sulfur Reaction
Kinetics and mechanism of the reaction between nickel and sulfur vapors were investigated in the temperature range 480°–640°C under atmospheric pressure. The sulfurization of nickel has been found to follow, under these conditions, the parabolic rate law. The activation energy of this process amounts to 22 kcal/mole.…
Tetragonal Distortion of the Oxide Spinels Containing Cobalt and Manganese
The temperature dependences of tetragonal-cubic phase transition of Co–Mn manganites are given; this transition is shown to be of the 1st order. The phase diagram in the usual chemical meaning is shown. The cation distribution of the Co–Mn oxide spinel is measured by Fe–Kα radiation; Mn ions tend to occupy B-site pref…
On the Structure and Related Properties of the Oxides of Praseodymium
The structures of praseodymium oxide phases of composition PrO1.83, PrO1.81, PrO1.78, PrO1.71, and PrO1.69 are discussed in terms of the structures of PrO2.00 and PrO1.50 (C and A types). The way in which the existence of these several stable structures are mirrored in the physical and chemical properties is discussed.